Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 226, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1926 — Page 3

JAN. 21, 1926

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I - "" - 1 PET cat belong to Dr. I I Margaret Bowen of Frankfort hiked recently from pßattanooga, Tenn., to Frankfort. Dr. Bowen lost the cat on her way home from Florida. Ruts are deep at Alexandria. A Ford coupe got stuck in one. Police did not get the driver’s name. Leonidas Newby of Knightstown, grand commander of the Knights Templar of Indiana, was the speaker at the annual roll call of the Masonic Lodge at Noblesville this week. John Thrawl of Tipton had to go the hospital to have a seed wart removed from underneath a toe nail. ROADS WILL COME UP County Council to Receive 1926 Program on Convening, Says Ihinn. When the Marion County council convenes Jan. 29, the 1826 program for construction of four roads at a total cost of approximately $279,677 will be presented, Harry Dunn, county auditor, announced today. The projects mapped out by W. W. county engineer, were apby Commissioners. roads proposed will be built under thq county unit road law. Proposed projects are:- Tibbs Ave: from W. Washington St. to W. Thirteenth St., $110,000; tho Acton Rd. for 2.96 miles, at about $102,300; Allisonville Rd., near the fairground, $47,000 and Lafayette Pike near Emrichsville bridge, $13,000. DAD WEDS HER GRANDMA LUtle Girl Becomes Own Aunt in Marital Mixup. Bu United Press NEWCASTLE, Ind., Jan. , 21. Flora Elizabeth Osborne is wondering what it is all about today following the second marriage of her father which made her her own aunt and tangled her all up regarding relatives. 4 Horace Osborne, 32, married his mother-in-law, Mrs. Cora McNulty, 54. Now Flora is the stepdaughter of her grandmother: her father's granddaughter; a half sister of her late mother; a sister-in-law of her father and grandmother and also her own aunt. MERCIER LOSING FIGHT Reports From Sickroom Say Cardinal Is Worse. > BRUSSELS. Jan. 21.—Cardinal Mereier, Belgium’s famous churchman, appeared further to lose Ih his tight against death today. From his sickroom came reports that he was weaker than before, and his condition seemed to bear out earlier statements of his physicians that an ebbing strength and life would probably occur over a period of some weeks or perhaps a few months. BANDITS OVERLOOK S4OO Hu United Press MUNCIE, Ind., Jan. 21.—Muncie police today are searching for two youthful bandits who held up Donald Donati, candy store owner, and a patron, and escaped with $75 in cash. The bandits overlooked S4OO in an unlocked cash drawer. CHICKENS COME HIGH Hu United Press SEYMOUR, Ind., Jan. 21.—Harry Cowles and Thomas Ballard today came to the conclusion that chickens are expensive fowls. They are under sentence today to serve from one to eight years in prison for the theft of a few chickens.

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Men’s Pullover Sweaters All-wool. Various novelty effects or plain colors. BLOCK’S—First Floor S. E.

Men’s Union Suits * mne fl \\jij Sls 40, 1 W 42 and 44 Medium weight; ribbed. Cream or random color, long sleeves, ankle length. BLOCK’S—First Floor, S. E.

Men’s Socks V / \ 50c, 60c and 75c Silk and lisle, lisle and wool and rayon. Black. brown and novelty effects. Small lots and broken lines Not all sizes in each color, but nil sizes in the sale. BLOCK S—First Floor, S. E.

Laces and Insertions and 36 1 to 3 inches wide. Novelty val and Imitation filet laces, with Insertions to match. BLOCK’S—First Floor, flf. E.

Chinese Filet and Irish Laces 59c, 75c and 98c qualities ill 19c 1 to 3 inches wide. Ecru and white. Short lengths. BLOCK'S—First Floor, N. E.

Women’s Starched Collar ~ 7-- .& Cuff Sets 111 25c Buster brown style; checks and fancy patterns; also plain colors. BLOCK'S—First Floor, N. B.

am Spring Showing and Sale of JL 1,800 New “Dressettes’’ |Bk For Women and Misses ill /,> $1.69 G 800 || l§^||p\ ,Garments ■ Garments EM \l jTT Sizes ■ ' Sizes \ \ ) •if J M 36 to 44 ■ 3for 46 to 52 IL f \ fe' m JV JL. $5 -°° tr * Jr * Many lovely patterns in guaranteed fast Spring styles. Fresh, dainty, reflecting in their | A h color materials —figures, stripes, novelty newness a great deal of the charm of the Bpring l \ Jl l effects and prints. Great values for such a season. Clever styles of such variety as to be /i |\ v small outlay. _ becoming to everybody. **

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Corduroy ■ SI.OO quality 34 Inches wide. Tan, orange, gray, green and apricot. BLOCK’S—First Floor, N. C.

All-Wool Polo Coating *2.50 aud KM qualities $ ]J9 54 Inches wide. Plain and ombre plaids Tan light green, rose and cocoa. BLOCK’S—First Floor, N. E.

Wash Goods Remnants p\f% 4 x ° FF For example, remnant nAK marked 00c. deduct 1-3 and pay 40c for same. Desirable lengths of plain and novelty voile, crepe, gingham and linings of all kinds. Floor, N E.

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Bath and Toilet Soaps - -■■■■■ Specially f Priced . Friday at 6cArmour's •'Auditorium” baih soap and Kifk'i genuine hardwater soap. BLOCK'S—Firut Floor, S. C.

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3-Piece DESK SETS SI.OO Quality 39c Including large blotter, ink well, penholder and small blotter. Blue and tan. BLOCK'S—First Floor, N. E.

Women’s Silk Stripe Vest* soc , Quality H 3sc mrm Medium weight, built up shoulders. BLOCK'S—First Floor, S. W

All-Wool CAPS For men, yssung and boys. Wanted styles and patterns.,. BLOCK S—Third Floor.

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Neponset Rugs 9x12 ft. Bordered all around. Neat patterns. Durable enamel finish. BLOCK’S —Fourth Floor, N. E.

Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hose 15c Also rayou and silk and rayon. Lisle tops, toes and heels. Neatly mended irregulars of high-grade hose. Black and a few color*. BLO<'K'S—Basement Store.

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Men’s Silk Socks

Mended Irregulars Special for Friday at 16c

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Men’s Handkerchiefs j|t Sc With colored woven borders. BLOCK'S—Basement Store.

Men’s Work Shirts 59c '^// size * v // kZJ 14!/ 2 to Os blue charnbray; 2-pocket style. Full cut, well made. BLOCK'S—Basement Store.

MEN’S OVERALLS | 95c Os heavy white bqck blue denim. BLOCK'S—Basement Store.

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E 3-1 One Thousand RAINCOATS and SLICKERS For Women and Misses , / $5.00 $ Quality ~ $6.00* *0 QC I SB.OO d* A QC Quality ePdve/d ! Quality A large group of raincoats and slickers reduced for this special Friday event to these low prices. Brilliant shades of purple, green, yellow, red, blue and plaid combinations. The collars are of corduroy in contrasting colors with leather strap and tab fastenings.

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Comfort Size Cotton Batts eac h 9Bc Opens out In one sheet, 72x90 Inches. Pure white cotton, stitched all over. Weight, 3 lbe. BLOCK'S —Basement Store.

Fancy Gingham Special *° r t§ 10c 3° and 27-inch widths. Light and dark color plaids and checks. While 500 yards last. BLOCK'S—Basement Store.

Fancy Stripe Outing Flannel 27 Inches wide; very soft fnbrle; colored stripes on light grounds, BLOCK'S—Basement Store.

Fancy Challis Special Yard wide; attractive new figured patterns. Adaptable for comfort coverings, etc. BLOCK’S—Basement Store.

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Remnants Unbleached ~ Muslin M/l t2'/ 2 c, /// m 15c, 18c / mv 1 qualities Cl 10c _ Yard A great assortment of muslin accumulated during our recent sales. All desirable lengths. BLOCK'S —Basement Store.